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A Word, Please: Chicago changes its tune
We learn about grammar, usage and spelling mostly by reading. That's our reference point every time we say that something "looks wrong."
For example, the final S in "I'm going to the Thomases's house." When we see something like this, our eye sends an...Tags: Newspaper and Magazine, Book, Cat (animal), Oklahoma, Electrical Services
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What if Medea's children had lived?
In one of the most horrific events in theatrical literature, Euripides’ vengeful Medea answers her husband’s betrayal by murdering their offspring. Michael Elyanow recalls watching the Abbey Theater’s acclaimed Broadway production of...
Tags: Manhattan (New York City), Arts and Culture, Drama (genre), Hartford Stage, Comedy (genre)
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Auditions for Tri-State productions
"The Hunchback of Notre Dame" The Old Opera House 2012 Summer Youth production will host auditions for the musical version of Victor Hugo's "The Hunchback of Notre Dame" at 6 p.m. Thursday, June 7, and June 8, at the theater, 204 N. George St., Charles...Tags: Arts and Culture, Robin Hood, Frederick (Frederick, Maryland), Entertainment, Music
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Review: 'The Children' an inspired take on Medea myth
“To mortal man, how great a scourge is love,” is one of countless ingenious lines that adorn “The Children” at the Theatre @ Boston Court. Michael Elyanow’s stunning riff on the Medea myth rips Euripides into current-day...
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Losses, despair creatively portrayed by Sagemont in 'Trojan Women'
War has always been and always will be. And, with war, will always come the unmistakable tragedies that ravage the souls of men, women and children and soldiers alike. These very losses and despair were creatively portrayed by the Sagemont School in...Tags: Concerts, Entertainment, Music, Plantation, Unrest, Conflicts and War
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Dramatic acting, ensemble energy fill 'The Trojan Women'
Before social media publicized international conflicts like KONY 2012, Save Darfur, and the War on Terror, theatre informed the public about the brutality of battles transpiring around them. The Sagemont School skillfully fused the political communication...Tags: Concerts, Entertainment, Music, Kony 2012 (movie)
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Sagemont's 'Trojan Women' challenging yet intriguing
"I once believed in happiness. Now, I believe in nothing," proclaimed the leading lady who speaks the truth about life after war in "The Trojan Women." Performed by The Sagemont School, this modern interpretation of the dramatic and tragic anti-war...Tags: Celebrities, Unrest, Conflicts and War
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Sagemont's 'Trojan Women' entertaining, thought-provoking
Powerful gods, fearsome monsters, and murder; the ancient Greeks had a knack for creating timeless stories and plays that resonate with their audiences no matter the historical era. Euripides' "Trojan Women" is no exception. Set in the aftermath of...Tags: Religion and Belief, Concerts, Entertainment, Music, Human Interest
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The reality of war as hell comes through in 'Land of Blood and Honey' -- 2 1/2 stars
As consumers of popular culture we're conditioned to endure scenes of sexual violence, often handled with misleading discretion (one sort of lie) when they're not being treated as cheap contrivance (another sort of lie, reducing rape and its emotional...Tags: Religious Conflicts, Religion and Belief, Celebrities, Entertainment, Islam
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In rotation: Julia Holter's 'Tragedy'
Pop & HissIn rotation: Julia Holter's 'Tragedy.' A series in Sunday Calendar about what Times writers & contributors are listening to right now... Local experimental musician Julia Holter had a banner year in 2011. Her full-length album, “Tragedy,”... -
Theater review: 'Troilus and Cressida' at the Whitmore-Lindley
Culture MonsterDavid C. Nichols reviews the Porters of Hellsgate revival of Shakespeare's rarely produced "Troilus and Cressida" at the Whitmore Theatre. A theater review for the Los Angeles Times.... -
Vintage Vows
The Greek writer Euripides once wrote, “Where there is no wine there is no love,” and while that may be pushing it a bit, wine and celebration do go hand in hand. For many, it makes perfect sense to take it a step further by having a wine...Tags: Caves and Caverns, Personal Service, Wedding Products and Services, Travel, Trips and Vacations
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